Pittsburgh Events: Your Guide to March 9-15

Winter’s on its way out, the days are getting a little longer, and the city is buzzing with energy for us to explore the outdoors in Pittsburgh again. If you’re looking for a reason to get off the couch, explore a new neighborhood, or finally make plans with friends, this is your week. From March 9-15, Pittsburgh events are the best way to fill your calendar with live entertainment, low-key nights out, or even a bit of alone time.

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Pittsburgh Events Happening March 9-15

Chicago
Photo Courtesy of Pittsburgh Cultural Trust

Chicago

March 10-15, Benedum Center

The jazz musical Chicago is Broadway’s current longevity champion. Since the opening of the show’s 1996 revival, audiences have filed in more than 11,000 times. The stage version is even better than the film adaptation. Talk about a spectacle from start to finish with intrigue, attitude, and genuinely catchy tunes.

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Intro to Urban Gardening with Grow Pittsburgh
Photo Courtesy of Grow Pittsburgh

Intro to Urban Gardening with Grow Pittsburgh

March 12, East End Food Co-op

In this intro level garden basics workshop, attendees will learn about the basic needs of plants. Bring all your questions as you learn how to choose a garden location, when and how to plant your garden, and the different types of plants you can grow.

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Darkly lit tables in front of the conjure stage at a bar.
Photo Courtesy of Inspired by Spirits Distillery

MasterDeceased Theatre presents: The Ides of March

March 13, Inspired by Spirits Distillery

MasterDeceased Theatre settles in for a bumpy night at The Conjure Bar in Inspired by Spirits Distillery, hosted by the infamous Dr. Tumblety himself. Your ticket includes three unnerving performances guaranteed to make you think twice about who you can trust.

A man stands in front of a stool and plant holding a mic stand.
Photo Courtesy of Kelly Strayhorn Theater

Marvin Gaye: A Tribute to the Prince of Soul

March 14, Kelly Strayhorn Theater

The Kelly Strayhorn Theater’s annual Tribute Concert series returns with a soul-stirring celebration of Marvin Gaye. Led by musical director Jerome O. Kirkland, Jr., this evening brings together some of Pittsburgh’s finest vocalists and musicians to reimagine Gaye’s legendary catalog.

Mosaic Lamp Workshops at Turkish Cultural Center Pittsburgh
Photo Courtesy of Mosaic Art Studio

Mosaic Lamp Workshop

March 15, Turkish Cultural Center Pittsburgh

What better setting could there be to customize your own mosaic lamp? Using 12 colors of hand-cut glass and beads, you’ll bring to life a design of your own with easy instruction. Choose from different styles including table lamps, swan lamps, moon lamps, and candle holders.

Story by Kylie Thomas
Featured Photo Courtesy of
Kelly Strayhorn Theater

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